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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. October 25. 1978 5 The many friends and neighbors of Mns. Ethel Preston join us in wishing ber many Happy Returns on the oecasion of ber 9Oth birtbday, wich takes place Friday, October 27th. 1The Rotary Club of Bow- manville won top bonors hast month' for attendance. The club placed first among all area Rotary Clubs with 96.7 per cent attendance reported during meetings' in September. Several members of Durham Chapter, O.E.S. attended the Grabd Chapter of Ontario, Onder of the Eastern Star sessions which were held recently in Toronto.' Those attending were: Mrs. El Walker, Wortby Matrov Ray Walker, Worthy P Mrs. Jean Sumerý Worthy Matron-Ehect; Ken Sumersferd, 'Ml Patron-Elect; Mrs. A Martin, District E Grand Matron; Mrs.1 Manuel, a Grand Page f sessions; Mrs. Greta E Miss Velma Gay, Mrs. 1 Greenham, Mrs. El Jones, Mrs. Vivian Pi( Mrs. Nellie Pring, Mn. I Pring, Mrs. Emma Ru Mrs. Beth Teeple, Mr. ' Teeple, ahl Past Matro Past Patrons of Du Chapter, and Mrs. Conden, Miss Jean Gaý John Manuel and Mrs, Ruiter. During the se: MIN ISTER: Rev. N. E. Schamerhorn, B.A.,M.Div. ORGANIST: Mr. D. D»ell Su nday, October 29th, 1978 11:00 a.m. Sacra ment of Baptism NURSERY: Parents are Invited to bring the pre-sohool child ren to aur modern "Play an Learn" Nursery. <Temperance at Queen> SUNDAY, OCT. 29thg 1978 8:00 a.m.'HOLY COMMUNION 11:00 a.m. A SPECIAL BIBLICAL MUSICAL "IT'S COOL IN THE FURNACE9 Wednesday 9:30 ar." jHoIy Communion and Laying-on-of-hands for healing j ARCHDEACON TOM GRACIE Bouw î%man vile Baptist Church (Third Concession West of Liberty Street) 9:45 a. m. Sunday Sohool for Ail Ages 11:00 a.m. Morning WorShip 7:00 p. m. "THE REFORMATION.. TRIUMPH orTRAGEDY?'P Pastor: Roger Fellows Telephone 623-3000 or 623.9235 Ch urch at Division St. Offi1ce 623-313 SUNDAY SCMOOL CLASSES 10 a.m. - Age Group .9 years and older il a.m. - Beginners, Kindergarten, Primary B & B Bunch meet at 9:15 in Church Parour (2nd and 4th Sundays) Age Group - 15 toi17 years OCTOBER 29, 1978 Please corne and bring a f riend WORSHIP SERVICE Sermon Titie "CRIME AND THE CHRISTIAN" Nursery Cars Provlded A Warm Welcome for Everyone Sa turday, October 28, 8:30 ar. Work Part y at thé Church Trinity Beef Dinner November 4th-5 and 6:30 p. m. Don't be disappointed= get tickets now f rom UC. members or church office Country Store, upper hall, 4 p.m. Explorers will also have articles for sale Anniversary Service, Nov. 5, il ar. Covenant Players wiII provide t he main part of the Service. Itemfs of 'leanor Mrs. Audrey Martin was n; Mr. elected to tbe Grand Chapter latron; Benevolent Committee. -sford, ;Mr. Mr. Tbomas F. Martin, ortby Willowdale, is visiting bis udrey sister, Mrs. Howard Pickard, >eputy Cove Road, West Beach. Dallas for the October 24th is U.N. Day - Brown, only 72 days before the Mable beginning of the biggest year leanor for the 'little people': the ekard, international Vear of The Wilson tJhild, 1979. The Year we focus ithven, the rights of children. Certain- Wilson ly one of the most important ons or rigbts of all, is the cbild's right urham to knowledge of God, and of Helen His purpose for our lives. That y, Mr. purpese, as set forth in the ;. Kay Teachings1 of Baha'u'llah, ssions FoUnder of the Baha'i Faith, is the achievement of the Unity of Mankind. During the international Year of the Child, the Baha'i Community looks forward to working, through Baha'i representa- . ~ tives within tbe United Nations, in a continuing service to our 'Small People'. Gross sales at Durham Region's fourth annual auction of surplus and obsolete material held Sept. 30 in Ajax totalled $167,777.50. Municipalities taking part in the auction included Peter- borough, Richmond Hill, Newcastle, and Pickering. The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority also took part, reahizing gross sales of $41,527. Gross sales for the region's works department alone were $38,495. The report er says 1978 expenses as a nd percentage of sales should be lower because of the increased - value in sales. - The newly formed Durham Region Stroke Recovery i Association is pleased to announce, that tbey will be meeting on the last Tuesday of each month. The October meeting 'will be held on Tuesday,, October 3lst at seven o'clock p.m. at The Day Hospital, Oshawa General Hospital - entrance 24 Ama Street. Ail stroke people and spouses or interested family members are invited to attend. For further informa- tion, caîl 579-6361. The Stroke Recovery Association was originated in Toronto, a few years ago, and bas grown to seven hundred members in the Toronto District alone. Branches are now being formed in Ottawa, London, Peterborough, Brant- ford and here in Durham Region. The Stroke Recovery Association - better known as S.R.A. - is composed of stroke patients, ahl determined to 9 make as much recovery as is humanly possible. The S.R.A. strives to help stroke victims return to a full productive if e, by means of encouragement, example, and friendly contact. As well, rehabilita- tion is encouraged by provid- ing emotional support te both patient and family. Once established, the Durham Region Branch of S.R.A. will carrry on witb activities similar te those in otber areas. This includes recreation, socialization, support and, dissemination of information. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Stephen and Mr. and Mrs. Alex McRobbie bave just returned from motor trip tbrougb Scotland and England. In Aberdeen they attended the wedding of Allan's niece, Jane Professional Women's Clubs of Ontario was held October 20 and 21 at the Greenwood "Baha'u'llah's Book is the judgment of many. Today millions throughout the world hall Mis Word as the hope of Peace and the Saviour of ail mankind. -David Rhys Williams, "Beacon Press"- Walter Frank's Toros Shut Out StouffiIIe By Joe Kennett Walter Frank's defeat Stouffvihle in league opener. Walter Frank's Major Pee Wees travelled to Stouffville on Oct. 16 for their league opener and were victorious with a five-to-nothîng score. The first period saw the Toros come out with their hard-hitting style of play and continuously bump alI the Stouffville lads off the puck. The Toros finally scored their first goal at the 8:48 mark when Danny Weir scored fromn Jay Sweet and Gordie Rogers. George Kennett play*jng goal for the Toros had to be at bis best and was called on te make many a good save as the Julie Lynn Luxton became the bride of Bruce William Knowlton on Saturday, Sept. 16th, 1978 at 3:30 p.m. in St. Pau's United Church, Bow- manville with Rev. Schamer- hemn officiating. The organist was Mr. Doug Dewell and the soleist was Mr. Deug Luxton. The bride is the daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. Harold Luxton, Bowmnanville and the groom is tbe son of Mrs. Marg Knowl- ton and the late Alfred of Tyrone. The bride given in marriage by her parents wone a gown of peau de soie with lace yoke and chiffon sleeves trimmed with seed pearîs. Her cap, the same, held a waist length veil and she carried a bouquet of red Sweetheart roses and baby's breath. The maid of honor was the bride's cousin Miss Tammy Luxton whe wore a turquoise gown, followed by a sister of the bride Miss Cindy Luxton, Miss Janet Knowlton, sister of groom, and Mrs. Debbie Luxton, sister-in-law of the bride and niece Christine Luxton as flower girl. They wore identical rust gowns and carried nosegays of yellow and rust mums. Best man was Mr. Pat Wernham, cousin of the groom. Ushers were Don Luxton, Bob Luxton, brothers of the bride and Peter Knowlton, brother of the groom. The groom and his atten- dants were all attired in dark Equipment Operator Injured at Djarlington A 30-year-old construction worker was taken te Oshawa General Hospital Friday fol- lowing an accident involving two earth movers at Hydro's Danington Nulear Generat- ing Station. Police said Lionel Towne, of Concession 6, Codrington, was listed in satisfactory condition in hospital after both bis legs wene broken in the mishap. Police said that two large eartb moyens owned by Alnor Construction apparenthy ran into each other with sufficient impact te pin one driver in the cab of his machine. The accident occurred at apprexi- mately 4: 30 p.m. Mose Baker, of Kitchener, was the second driver involv- ed in the accident. He escaped injury. Tower Motel, Port Hope. Members attending from the Bowmanville Club included Judy Hagerman, as Delegate; Helen Devitt, Jean Devitt, Velma Gay, Mildred Quinney, Greta Brown, Vivian Pickard. The past 12 months could net be described as a great growth year for the Tewn of Newcastle. According te assessment statistics, compil- ed by the ministny of revenue, the population jumped by only 28 people te 32,006. A year before, the municipality had experienced an increase of approxîmately 1,,000 te 31,978. Fitness is fun. Try some. PRTCPinn brown tuxedos. A reception was held at Tyrene Community Centre where the bride's moUier received the, guests in a formal gown of burnt orange chiffon with yellow roses. The groom's mothen assisted in a formal gown of Kelly green silk knit with pink roses. Leaving for a honeymoon in Buffale, N.Y. the bride wore a cocoa gabardine 3 piece suit with white blouse and a corsage of pink roses. Mr. and Mrs. Knowlton are residing at R.R.l Bowman- ville. 1 Prier te tbe wedding the bride was honored at miscel- laneous showers given by Miss Tarmmy Luxton and Mrs. Debbie Luxton, Bowmanville, Mrs. Len Pears and Mrs. Harry Mercer, Orono, Mrs. F. Fitzsimmons and Mns. Murray Yeo, Tyrone, also Dykstra hall team. Jack and Jill parties were given by the bnidal party at Memorial Park Clubhouse and Tyrene Hall. - Photos by Glen Jackman Teros played short handed for eight minutes of a ten minute period. In tbe second period Danny Weir scored bis second goal of the game this time unassisted. At. the 4.19 mark. Deryk Clark clicked on a nice tbree way passing play from Robert Geidlinger and Jay Sweet. In the third period the Toros were hard-pressed again, as they were assessed a total of, eight minutes in penalties net including a game misconduct penalty. However the Toros were able te overceme this as tbey scored twe more mark- ers, the first at the 7.28 mark, wben Deryk Clark scored with assists going te Ray Cumming and Robert Geidlinger. The Toros rounded out the scoring at the 8.41 mark when Deryk.Clark scored bis third goal of the game assisted by Scott Heard and Roger Horns- by. The entire Toro team bas to be congratulated for tbeir fine play and goal tender George Kennett for bis shut- out. TRENTWAY TOURS GREYCUP SPECIA L November 24-26 For details contact Bowmanvillle Travel 823-3182 Four Seasons 623-4400 MAYOR RIOKARD Believes in Iooking ahead wlth positive orderly planning. "A dvance planning of residential and industrial growth is required ini order to maximize use of municipal services. Careful planning will ensure afavourable ratio between industrial and residential expansion. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALI THE NUMBER IN YOUR AREA. Bowma nvi île 623-9596, Courtice 728-4830 Bowmanville 623-3891 Mitcheils Corners 728-3636 H ampton 263-2669 Newcastle 987-4221 Newtonvil le 786-2465 Orono 983-5858